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The King continues his grandmother's legacy as he attends the Mey Highland Games

The King paid a spirited tribute to his Scottish roots over the weekend, donning traditional Highland dress to attend the Mey Highland Games in Caithness, where he was seen enjoying a dram of whisky and chatting warmly with competitors. Wearing the exclusive Balmoral tartan – a royal pattern designed by Prince Albert in the 1850s and reserved for use by the sovereign – His Majesty…
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The royal bodyguard who took three bullets for a Princess

On the night of March 20, 1974, Inspector Jim Beaton – then a Metropolitan Police protection officer assigned as a royal bodyguard – stepped out of a Royal limousine and into history. “I’ve still got a bit of bullet lodged in my hand,” he recalled in a BBC interview in 2024. “In fact, it’s just about there somewhere.” Beaton had been assigned as Princess Anne’s…
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What Is a Queen Dowager? A title rooted in royal tradition and modern complexity

As the monarchy prepares, in time, for the transition from King Charles III to his heir, the Prince of Wales, questions of royal protocol and constitutional formality inevitably begin to surface. Among them, one matter of subtle yet significant consequence awaits a decision by the future King William V: what title will Queen Camilla bear should she outlive her husband? The answer lies in a…
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Inside Ray Mill House - Queen Camilla’s quirky private residence

Nestled amidst twelve acres of meticulously tended gardens lies Ray Mill House, the discreet country residence of Queen Camilla. The Grade II listed property, located in the English countryside, has long been a private sanctuary for the Queen Consort, far from the public eye and royal duties. Constructed circa 1860, Ray Mill House is a striking example of 19th-century Italianate architecture…
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